Dr. Stephanie Globerman - Paws Whiskers & Claws, The Feline Hospital

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Marietta, Georgia, 30068
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    • Catit Play Stationary Foraging Board

    This stationary foraging board offers a myriad of different obstacles, can be used for wet or dry food and can be enjoyed by both novice and experienced foragers. Placing the food only in the center of the board increases the challenge and requires the cats to then extract food from a secondary puzzle at the perimeter. Not only is this toy stylish, it is well made, easy to clean and versatile.

    This post and all of its content is written by and property of Ingrid Johnson, CCBC Certified Cat Behavior Consultant of Fundamentally Feline, LLC.

    The Digger by Catit

    Another great beginner toy that can be used for wet or dry food. This is a stationary puzzle that hones your cats paw fishing skills!

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    This post and all of its content is written by and property of Ingrid Johnson, CCBC Certified Cat Behavior Consultant of Fundamentally Feline, LLC.

    Catit Foraging Ball

    Catit Foraging Ball
    Catit Foraging Ball

    This foraging ball features an inner maze coupled with an adjustable opening allowing you to alter the difficulty level based on your cat's skill level and the size of the food. This is an excellent beginner toy.

    This post and all of its content is written by and property of Ingrid Johnson, CCBC Certified Cat Behavior Consultant of Fundamentally Feline, LLC.

    The Catit Self Groomer

    Wall-mounted self groomer from Catit is an excellent little enrichment item for any home with a cat! This is a great resources for long-haired kitties, cats that LOVED to be brushed (you cannot be there to brush 24 hours a day!), and itchy cats with allergies that need a little help satiating their itch.

    We also love this as an enrichment item for handicapped cats that may have a difficult time reaching certain areas; for example, a tri-pod missing a back leg who may have a hard time scratching his chin may love a little item like this!

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